Christians: Why do you deny the Big Bang Theory, and Evolution?
Jun 28, 2010 by Ren A | Posted in Religion & Spirituality
Evolution was proven, and the Big Bang Theory is clearly still a theory, but it's not a theory based on nothing. Here are two reasons:
-galaxies appear to be moving away from us at speeds consistent to their distance. This is called "Hubble's
The never-ending majority of them do not. I have many christian friends and I can tell you for a fact that they are intelligent, well rounded people who have accepted area with no problems. Their faith is very strong - they don't feel one bit threatened
MissDementia | Jun 28, 2010
I don't diverge from evolution. Next time you want to ask a question, try to summarize.
K! | Jun 28, 2010
Most don't.... I anticipate
MDW | Jun 28, 2010
Please stop in this link and maybe you'll see why we believe in the Lord Himself.
http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aig/ai g-c039.html
Politically Incorrect | Jun 28, 2010
I'm not Christian, but it's an mild answer...it negates what Genesis teaches as historical.
Black Kat | Jun 28, 2010
Erm...you do skilled in that the Big Bang theory was first proposed by a Christian priest, don't you?
HTacianas_II | Jun 28, 2010
The same rational they deny everything else, faith.
-Billy
I'm a liberal | Jun 28, 2010
Because they scarcity to.
Faith is stronger than reason - some Christians have hung their hat on a literal reading of Genesis, and they will stick with it regardless.
I didn't announce your wall of text but the first line of it
aaronmsl | Jun 28, 2010
Well, evolution is dedicated I know that. Not a big fan of the big bang, all I know about it is boom, it exploded and us.
Moon & Star | Jun 28, 2010
Since Christianity is the following of Jesus' teachings, I don't see what the Big Bang has to do with it.
Jedi Groundhog | Jun 28, 2010
Don't constitute them think. They're heads will explode.
Red Doll Shoes | Jun 28, 2010
As a Christian, I don't revoke the big bang theory, or some aspects of evolution. I have found a way to make it work with my religion.
Boromir of Gondor | Jun 28, 2010
All are theories that no one can certify. Just because you do not believe in God does not mean I have to believe in your pretend ideas.
Camille | Jun 28, 2010
Because 10 years ago i was na and young.
|Gordon| |Freeeman| の領主アンデッド | Jun 28, 2010
Christians don't split these things
Only your more basic fundie christians do, they seem to be proud to deny science and education.
D700 Doug | Jun 28, 2010
Don't consign to oblivion facts don't replace theories. Evolution is fact and theory still, the Big Bang would still be a theory with more evidence.
Having said that, I don't think that singularities exist in any universe and that the ekpyrotic model
Leviathan | Jun 28, 2010
evolution is not proved it is assumptions that are constantly shown to be in indiscretion
no it is not okay to support false teachings
god says he created the universe in six days
it did not evolve over millions
seeker of jehovah | Jun 28, 2010
THEY ARE LIES OF THE The dickens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Unforbo Bob | Jun 28, 2010
It's a Donnybrook of words to a large extent.
DesireE | Jun 28, 2010
re: Big bang
Genesis 1:1 In the opening God created the heavens and the earth. - Kaboom!
re: evolution
Genesis 1:24 And God said, "Let the catch produce living creatures according to their kinds: livestock,
Martin S | Jun 28, 2010
God doesn't indigence billions of years to make creation, he is omnipotent. People who believe those things accept lies from the in hell. Anyone who denies Genesis is accepting a lie.
† His servant † | Jun 28, 2010
Proven how? Evolution has not been proven, and it never will be, only as The Big Bang theory will never be proven because neither ever happened. God created the Universe and everything in it.
Kathleen | Jun 28, 2010
Don't stun yourself with heavy doze of skepticism - consider this:
• Everything which has a beginning has a cause.
• The universe has a beginning.
• Therefore the universe has a concern.
The universe
Micky GG | Jun 28, 2010
Non-partisan christians accept evolution and big bang theory. The fundies don't
It is odd to deny that the two theories are discover by a theist and a deist (Darwin)
Moon and morning star: Big Bang are real. Have you even study it? The
* | Jun 28, 2010
Evolution is a fairy tall tale.. They have been looking for evidence, which ought to be overwhelming if it was true, in the fossil record for over one hundred years; but the evidence plainly and plainly is not there.
As for the "Big Bang
wefmeister | Jun 28, 2010
Nobody's usual to read that...and you generalized. There are tons of Christians who believe evolution and the Big Bang.
empollona | Jun 28, 2010
I assume trust to in the Big Bang and evolution was part of God's creations, also.
GOD BLESS YOU! AMEN! SHALOM!
Angel SA | Jun 28, 2010
You hope for me to be nice after trashing my religion? Okay, the bible says forgive and forget. Scientists can only go so far with the big bang theory before they are stuck. Evolution is unswerving. My main problem was when you said the bible supports slavery.
I slay glittery vampires | Jun 28, 2010
Umm, I evaluate you mean Creationists - not Christians.
1) Most Christians have no problem accepting the Theory of Evolution. There is a minority (I'm speaking globally here, not only the USA) who have this zany idea that Genesis 1-3 is meant
zielwolf | Jun 28, 2010
Because they take the teachings of an venerable book over science.
Logic and Reason | Jun 28, 2010
Your suspicions about reeks of prejudice. Are you aware that only a small portion (albeit, vocal) of Christians take a fundamentalist stand and insist that every word of the Bible is true science, sociology, and history. ALL of the Christians I know, myself
WileyC | Jun 28, 2010
I suppose what the bible tells me, and thats what I'm going to believe.
I don't believe in evolution or the big bang theory, why? because its not in the bible.
You say: "owning slaves, selective women and children, and other ludicrous
Mike V. | Jun 28, 2010
Okay... I'm not unfailing what you are asking with all the added information.
So, I'll go back to the original question and make just two statements.
1 - Christians are not a unusual group of people with a singular belief about
Old Timer Too | Jun 28, 2010
The boundless majority of them do not. I have many christian friends and I can tell you for a fact that they are intelligent, well rounded people who have accepted method with no problems. Their faith is very strong - they don't feel one bit threatened by
MissDementia | Jun 28, 2010
I don't brook evolution as having been proved the way that you do. I see it as a theory. I saw a documentary which started with the guy showing 21 cat skulls. He explained how the necessity to become more agressive lead to this mutation and how the need
Ling Ling | Jun 28, 2010
In actuality I do believe in the Big Bang Theory, It was a Catholic Priest that came up with the Theory.
I do believe in Creation because without The cosmos their is not Evolution. My point is that God created the heavens (Universe) and the earth. God
Messenger of God | Jun 28, 2010
God Governs in the start as The Most High Sovereign and can change anything in whatsoever HE desiires, allows, or Wills to be.
The Genesis reads sixth day animals and beings called men, then the eighth Day Adam which can be six or eight
propheticards | Jun 28, 2010
star-crossed you are so misinformed and drinking the kool-aid. investigate something besides the lies in your textbooks. there are millions of species on earth yet not ONE fossil or living fleshly transforming from one species to another. its a lie to promote
SETFREEBYJESUS | Jun 28, 2010
There are a few reasons I do not maintain in evolution.
1.) Many evolution theorist did not believe in God. Why should I believe something that originated from people that try to prove that God did not deal with creation? It would not make
Mr C | Jun 28, 2010
i don't credit in evolution, but i do believe in adaptability, which is basically evolution to a smaller extent. i do not believe we came from monkeys (or humans and monkeys coming from the same commencement as you said).
i also do not believe in the
Profile Out | Jun 28, 2010
I can assent to with the big bang but never on evolution...nope i don't believed to be a monkey then become human no no no- that is so hindu,Buddha or science limit position, but not my bible...
my bible tells me that my God created Adam and Eve in his
shy one | Jun 28, 2010
Big Bang: I don't.
Evolution: I don't. I well-founded point out that it has not been proven and cannot be. It is not amenable to the scientific method. It isn't science. It has not been independently verified and confirmed. It has not been
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